13 Oct 2000
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2000
Page
1
Western diplomats and U S officials say the blast on the USS Cole in Aden harbor killed 17 sailors and may have been a coordinated terrorist strike. The ship was damaged and began to list as the attack prompted investigations and diplomatic concern across the region.
The article notes fears tied to a rare date combo while collecting local beliefs. It references Ghanaian superstition about broken items reversing luck, and quotes Annette Cormany of the Frederick County Humane Society on black cats unavailable for adoption Oct 23 to 31. It also mentions horseshoe luck and farm commentary on superstition.
Text discusses potential testimony by Frederick police officers amid malfeasance accusations. It notes officers may speak if protected and mentions Alderman Sites and Young. a whistleblower is referenced with promises of testimony, with continued coverage on Page A-14.
Lake Linganore permits halted after state refusal. County sought 1.2 million gpd permit. the new approval would serve about 1,800 lots, said Michael Marschner, director of the Division of Utilities and Solid Waste. Details on connections and consumption unclear.
The Frederick County Commissioners will request legislative approval to impose an excise tax on new construction. Residential structures would pay 25 cents per unit while special buildings would pay 75 cents, aiming to raise about 1.7 million dollars. The plan trades for waiving a transportation impact fee, with conditions on matching funds and fiscal year applicability.
Williamsport man killed Keedysville sailor amid scattered reports of missing time and various losses in the area. Authorities work to confirm identities and determine sequence of events as residents review ongoing fallout.
The Thurmont Board of Appeals voted 32 to deny permission for cellular antennas on a local water tower. The decision blocks installation plans and preserves the tower’s current appearance and zoning compliance.
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